Exceptionally tasteful 50 m² apartment with two bedrooms and a spacious bathroom with a bathtub and shower. The apartment is situated on a freehold plot. The neighborhood offers a sophisticated mix and vibrancy of shops, delicatessens, charming restaurants and cafes, and beautiful squares such as Amstelveld and Frederiksplein.
Tour
Charming living on Utrechtsestraat 10C. Located on the top floor of an eighteenth-century building with a characteristic façade and refined details, this light-filled and atmospheric apartment combines historic allure with contemporary ease. Inside, tall windows at both the front and rear bathe the interior in natural light, creating a sense of space. The living room, with its authentic beams and herringbone floor, exudes warmth and charm, while the open kitchen and spacious dining area offer a practical and modern layout. At the quiet rear lies the bedroom overlooking the green inner gardens, adjacent to the well-appointed bathroom with bathtub and shower. Compact yet cleverly designed, the apartment seamlessly balances history and modern comfort. Set on the lively Utrechtsestraat, with its cafés, boutiques, and restaurants, this residence brings together the best of urban living and the character of a monumental building.
Neighbourhood
The Utrechtsestraat is a charming shopping street in the southern part of the Canal Belt, connecting Rembrandtplein to Frederiksplein. Linking the three main canals, the street retains the spirit of the seventeenth-century city expansion. It is renowned for its carefully curated selection of fashion, design, delicacies, and lifestyle, and has established itself as a green shopping street. Restaurants such as Guts, Bar Bitterbal, and Bistro Bonjour, as well as Café Van Leeuwen with its jazz evenings, contribute to a lively culinary experience. Boutiques including We Are Labels, Bolia, and Aesop, alongside Marqt for daily groceries, offer a mix of exclusivity and convenience, all just steps away from Rembrandtplein.
Details
• Residential floor area approximately 50 m²
• Situated on freehold land
• Energy label D
• Possibility of creating a second bedroom
• Monthly service charges for the owners’ association p.m.
• Renovation year 2025
• Part of UNESCO World Heritage
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Rembrandts Stadsoase
Living in a charming 18th-century residence at Utrechtsestraat 10C. Upon entering on the third floor, the abundance of natural light immediately stands out. The living, with its characteristic wooden beams and large windows, creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. At the centre lies the kitchen with a generous dining area, while at the rear a bedroom of approximately 12 m² offers a quiet retreat. Utrechtsestraat is renowned for its vibrant and lively character, steeped in history. The area offers a wide variety of inviting cafés, stylish boutiques and excellent restaurants. The combination of the historic surroundings and the urban energy makes living here particularly appealing. The residence is also well suited for two students, with the front and rear rooms serving as bedrooms and the central space with kitchen as a shared area.
Design Vision
The Utrechtsestraat 10 C is located on the top floor of a characteristic building distinguished by refined cornice details and an impressive semicircular pediment. The façade, painted in a warm, deep grey tone, accentuates the brickwork while the crisp white ornamental elements stand out beautifully. The elevated position within the building and the double window frames at the front create a symmetrical appearance that harmonises with the streetscape of the Utrechtsestraat. Inside, the apartment reveals a logical layout and a surprising sense of light. Windows at both the front and rear allow daylight to flow through, emphasising the length of the residence. At the front, there are lively views over the vibrant street, while the rear side offers a more tranquil atmosphere. The apartment is compact yet thoughtfully designed. The available space has been used with efficiency, marked by clean lines and materials chosen without unnecessary.
Living and Dining
The living is situated at the front and features two tall windows that allow abundant natural light to enter. The walls are finished in light tones, while the wooden herringbone floor creates a cohesive whole. The layout is simple and practical, with ample space for a seating area. Classical details, such as supporting arches, add character without being dominant. The dining area is positioned at the heart of the residence. Its generous size, together with the adjoining kitchen, ensures that the space remains open and bright. Windows on both sides contribute to a pleasant flow of light and a balanced atmosphere. The kitchen, aligned along one wall, connects directly to the dining area. Its clean and functional arrangement, finished in light colours, is enhanced by a large window above the worktop that provides additional daylight. In the adjoining niche, both the washing machine and additional storage have been neatly integrated. The overall layout is orderly and practical, with a refined finish.
Sleeping and Bathing
The bedroom is located at the rear and overlooks the greenery of the inner gardens. Two windows provide ample daylight, creating a bright and pleasant atmosphere. The layout is practical, with room for a double bed, wardrobe and desk. Finished in light tones, the interior feels spacious and airy. The bathroom is accessible from both the bedroom and the hallway. Its layout is efficient, featuring a bathtub, a shower with glass screen and a washbasin with cabinet. Light-coloured wall and floor tiles enhance the fresh and bright appearance. Neutral materials and a carefully executed finish ensure a timeless impression. In the space currently used as the living, there is the possibility of creating a second bedroom
Neighbourhood
The Utrechtsestraat is a charming shopping street in the southern part of the Canal Belt, stretching between Rembrandtplein and Frederiksplein. It connects the three main canals and reflects the atmosphere of the seventeenth-century city expansion. The street is renowned for its carefully curated selection of fashion, design, delicacies and lifestyle, and distinguishes itself as a green shopping street. Restaurants such as Guts, Bar Bitterbal and Bistro Bonjour, together with Café Van Leeuwen and its jazz evenings, contribute to a lively culinary experience. Boutiques like We Are Labels, Bolia and Aesop, along with Marqt for daily groceries, offer a mix of exclusivity and convenience, just steps away from Rembrandtplein.
Accessibility
From Amsterdam Central Station, tram line 4 provides a direct connection and stops within the street itself. Tram lines 9 and 14 also stop just outside the door. For those who prefer metro or bus, there is a wide choice of lines in the immediate surroundings. Bus services such as 305, 314 and 391 operate from stops within walking distance, while metro lines 52 and 54 are also close by. By car, the A10 ring road can be reached within minutes, allowing a smooth exit from the city without being delayed by local traffic. Parking is available with a permit system or in nearby parking garages, such as “The Bank” on Amstelstraat, located approximately 150 metres away.
Parking
Parking is possible on public streets with payment or through the resident permit system. A residential parking permit costs € 326.65 per six months. The initial permit period may be shorter or longer than six months, and costs may vary accordingly (Source: Municipality of Amsterdam, October 2025).